1-Night Stay for Two with Optional Dining Credit at Gedney Farm in New Marlborough, MA. Combine Up to 2 Nights.

Gedney Farm

Hotel at a Glance: Gedney Farm

Gedney Farm’s two restored Normandy-style barns bear many historical hallmarks: rustic, red exteriors topped with gambrel slate-and-cedar roofs, dormers, and cupola. Surrounded by 50 acres of Old Berkshire meadows and pastures, the property’s rustic charm extends to its onsite restaurant. Feast on farm-to-table Faroe Island salmon by the fire in the dining room.

Dine al fresco: Sample dishes such as Korean short ribs and cavatappi bolognese beneath the stars at the onsite restaurant, where your food is cooked on an outdoor, wood-fired grill and brick oven.

Free continental breakfast is included with your stay.

Guest rooms are housed in the turn-of-the-century barns. Many are outfitted with granite fireplaces and whirlpool tubs.

What to do: In addition to having its own hiking trails, the farm is a stone’s throw from scenic trails in the surrounding Beartown and Sandisfield state forests.

New Marlborough, Massachusetts: Cultural History in the Midst of the Berkshire Hills

The peacefulness and nature of New Marlborough, a rural town in the lower Berkshire Hills, has long appealed to some famous artists and writers. Herman Melville wrote Moby Dick here, and his former home, Arrowhead, is open for tours. Melville’s study, piazza, and original fireplace are on display, as is the barn where he and The Scarlet Letter author Nathaniel Hawthorne met to discuss their writings. In nearby Stockbridge, the Norman Rockwell Museum displays a massive collection of paintings and drawings from the famous Saturday Evening Post artist, including the well-known Christmas Homecoming and Girl Reading the Post.

Many people come to New Marlborough from Boston (about 120 miles west) to commune with nature at the many state forests. Head to Beartown and Sandisfield State Parks for some hiking and fishing, or cool off at the Umpachene Falls Park. You can go for a swim in its wading pools and the slow-moving Konkapot River, and the tables and swings are ideal for family picnics.

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What You Get

1-night stay for two

Option 1: $139 to stay in a standard room, valid for check-in Sunday–Thursday; not valid Friday or Saturday (up to a $250 value)

Option 2: $159 to stay in a standard room with a $50 dining credit, valid for check-in Tuesday–Thursday; not valid for Friday–Monday stays (up to a $300 value)

Option 3: $169 to stay in a deluxe room, valid for check-in Sunday–Thursday; not valid Friday or Saturday (up to a $300 value)

Option 4: $179 to stay in a deluxe room with a $50 dining credit, valid for check-in Tuesday–Thursday; not valid for Friday–Monday stays (up to a $350 value)